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Particle Identification at MeV Energies in JUNO
No full textJUNO is a multi-purpose neutrino experiment currently under construction in Jiangmen, China. It is primary aiming to determine the neutrino mass ordering. Moreover, its 20 kt target mass makes it an ideal detector to study neutrinos from various sources, including nuclear reactors, the Earth and its atmosphere, the Sun, and even supernovae. Due to the small cross section of neutrino interactions, the event rate of neutrino experiments is limited. In order to maximize the signal-to-noise ratio, it is extremely important to control the background levels. In this paper we discuss the potential of particle identification in JUNO, its underlying principles and possible areas of application in the experiment. While the presented concepts can be transferred to any large liquid scintillator detector, our methods are evaluated specifically for JUNO and the results are mainly driven by its high optical photon yield of 1,200 photo electrons per MeV of deposited energy. In order to investigate the potential of event discrimination, several event pairings are analysed, i.e. , , , and . We compare the discrimination performance of advanced analytical techniques based on neural networks and on the topological event reconstruction keeping the standard Gatti filter as a reference. We use the Monte Carlo samples generated in the physically motivated energy intervals. We study the dependence of our cuts on energy, radial position, PMT time resolution, and dark noise. The results show an excellent performance for and with the Gatti method and the neural network. Furthermore, and can partly be distinguished by means of neural network and topological reconstruction on a statistical basis. Especially in the latter case, the topological method proved very successful
Light and Mass Transport Computations Guide the Fabrication of 3D-Structured TiO<sub>2</sub> and Au/TiO<sub>2</sub> Aerogel Photocatalysts for Efficient Hydrogen Production in the Gas Phase
No full textEfficient mass transfer
and light utilization are essential for
high photocatalytic production rates. Here, we present a hierarchical
three-dimensional (3D)-printed aerogel photocatalyst that unites both
aspects by taking inspiration from the light scattering in clouds
during photochemical processes and from mass transfer in plants during
photosynthesis. We combine the geometric freedom of additive manufacturing
with computational fluid dynamics and Monte Carlo simulations to guide
the implementation of a self-supported aerogel in a continuous gas
flow reactor. Here, 3D microstructuring reduced the pressure drop
of a monolithic aerogel by 5 orders of magnitude without compromising
the gas permeation and the light-harvesting efficiency of the intrinsic
nanoporous material. We match the macroscopic thickness with the ultraviolet
(UV) light penetration depth and show that the 3D aerogel of 1.1 mm
thickness improves photocatalytic hydrogen production rates relative
to the nanoparticle powder by a factor of five from 1.3 to 6.6 μmol
g–1 h–1 for TiO2 and
from 30.0 to 141.8 μmol g–1 h–1 for Au/TiO2, respectively. Ultimately, our approach can
be applied for other nanomaterials to boost the overall performance
of a variety of photochemical processes and reactor designs
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FOR EVERY
OCCASION ...
You can get a suitable
dessert at Wilson's
Plain ice cream* and ice.—(roien pudding.—Neapolitan brick.—Mousses—individual form.—bisque
Tortoni—and r/uny other varieties.
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as
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Freah routad Jumbo Peanut*.
Larga cans Hawaiian Pineapple.
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Mnywood California OUva Oil—
mak a* the best mayonnala* draetiog
I Wsmimna Ave.
Job PrtaUag al tke Tlmee OSce.
It* craam nnd watnr leee. 11 '* a
gallon al tke Palo Ah* t>*nmery.
MIm Margery Wale, of Bnn Prao-
e-teco. la vlattlng at the Dalton
home'
-A nine-pound eon was born yesterday to Dr. aad Mra. Ueujamla
Thomas-
Mr. aad Mrs. Alfrad S*nl* ar*
contemplating a trip lo Lab* Tube*
BRIEFS
ammmmm-.aam j Mr. aad Mrs O. * lloorer aad
X family hnve, nirlrad ia Palo Alto
♦ j for tk* mmrnvr from t-aioa. where
El ('amino Parlor. Nails* Daugk*:
ur. will glv* a wbiet party oa;
Toeeday evening. June Hat. at *:**}
I* tk* Masonic Temple. Admlaoloa j
IS cant*. *******
Mn. W. II Myrlck. of Mayfleld,
wlfa Of lha town clerk, ba* returned from * pleaaaal vlalt with
frleada In Ttburoa. Alameda aad
Saa Pranclaro.
Robert P. Troy. w*ll know* In
Palo Alto. I* a cnadtdale for the
Iw-mooratie nomlnallon fur eou-
graa* from lh* fourth dlairtet. aow
rwpiwaeate-d by Julius Kaha.
Mis* Irma Roa* has raturwad
home from Oakland, where *k*
Isaaehss In tk* dij schools Ia a
few we-tks Ul** Roes will go to
Mount llermon to spend * port nf
her vacation.
Mr. aad Mra. Richard Tall-', the
latter of whom la MIm Eleanor
Dates, tb* aovollat, returned yse-
taiwny from Honolulu, listing bean
.passwagers aboard tk* Oceanic
steamer Sierra.
Tke cement foundetloa of tke.
new rectory being *r*t-t*d I* tke
yard of All Saint* Church, bt *****
pl*4ed. bnt Ik* work en tk* balldlag srlll be delayed until tk* tumbe-
yarda ara agala op*a*d. -
Mn. Jenale Kt-ot wltl l**r* tomorrow night for * viait I* Iowa
aad th* New England atatee, laaund
of having left last eraalag *a afc*
bad anticipated. Mra. Kent eipeet*
lo return by October l*L
Week's Poultry Ranch
will supply your tabl* with choice
milk-t*tt*ned poultry, draseed and
trussed, ready to took aad delivered
to your door, thrwrr ort-r pi*.on* TTAX
The wedding of Mia* Alice Roe-
Lieutenant William P.
*ruedlea will tab* place Jnn* lltb
I* Berlin, where Mra. Philip M.
Roedsl and ber daughter now nr*.
| After th* rssramoay U*ut*n*nt von
Brusdlen who Is an army ofllcer In
Ike Oerman army, aad bla bride will
leav* for a trip down the Rhine to
The H*g-u*. and later will travel to
P*to Alto.
Mra. Oeorge H. Van Kppa waa
bom am al aa informal gathering of
friend* y**t*rd*j eftmrnaaa nt her
home oa Ckaaalag avano* la hoaor
ef Mrs 8 W. Btk*rwdg* nad Mrs
H. D. Roger* Mrs KUeredje wilt
Sn to h*r H-sasr home nt Ovor-
) look for several months., aad
■ later to Ltedaaj-. aad Mra. Rogers
111 mak* her home In Saa Praa-
Methodist Ministers
Meet at Mayfleld
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Best bread at Tkompeera's Oak
'knh*ry.
Pnek halter ead *g*g> dally' at
Palo Alto Cranmary. 1*1 Cnlvaralty.
Wa drive svsrj set oat af yoar
hows* tor I* o*nU-*-only si W*tn-
. 8-1S-U
Mn. D. C. Elliott, of Mayfleld.
will enurtoin tb* Lndlae' Social
Club Of Mayfiald tomorrow aftoe*
Mr. Hoover 1* principal of tke high
achool.
Mr* Lynch, who baa bean mek-
lac ber borne tbla winter with her
aunt. Mr*. Margaret Lynch or 446.
Hamilton avrnus, will la*v* ahortly,
tor bar former bom* In Florida to
spand a year.
Con aid era bl* local Intarwst la
taken in the eaadldary or William
Kent for the Republican aorufne-
tloa for congress agalnat Duncan
McKlaley. K*ol t* na Insurgent
and ba* * good chance to wta
Baanist* al Aaato < aaata.
Rev li W Dnvl* *tt*odod th*
eighteenth annual aemtoa of th*
San Joae Baptlot Aanoclntlon, whleh
eoavened at Santa Clara y*eterd*y
far • Iwo der** eaaal nn. About 11*
d*l«gat*a aad vtalton nr* "reeeat
tram lbe eighteen cfcnrefc**. ewa-
tailing about l.l»* mumbers, which
•to*. Palo Ah*.
• tkt* sseeHrtl— Tkn t*r*
rltory Include* tha mnatlen nf Man* I
*****. Bnnta Craa. Santa Clara and |
Saa Mateo.
Tke
mlnlsUrs of Saata Clear* coaaty
waa held at Mayfleld Monday nnd *
large majority of ibo ministers, accompanied hy their wIvm aad member* of lh*tr church**, w*r* pe*n*
eat. Rev. K. H. Alexander of Laa
Oatos. a fornwr pastor of Palo Alto,
ra*d ft peper oa "Pastoral Vlsltlag." tkat pros-ad very lataraotlag.
followed tb*
• i taat op n
Mala straoi
anil ape* n sea***.
furnishing good* ator* Urns nanjt
p week There bas not beea aa «*•
' - luslie at*** in thin line la Mayneld
i fnr many ynara and Mr. laaatfevnista
hope* to hnlM np n ptroSuM* b*nt-
]*em nt taat point.
| Robert Hanoi I* • prapartag to
opaa aa amnaement park sailed tk*
i Aarodom* ne-rt to the Odd PMlow**
aa op*a**lr eneloeuru with an rant.
Tk* ualle nr* *et ****** *nd tfc*
vtsatllattoa wUl ke sa part-act sa tfcaC
'• of Ika Ores** Tkeater. Movtag p4e>
tana nad vaa-fevtll* will he ■**-
eentod nt pipnlor price*.
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Lowney's Bonbons j
The heal to tie had
H. B. BPAVLD1MO j
Plae Orocertos. ■ J
100 re*t fr-iin gi-ammaar
I'll 0*4* Ml.
Tk* -onMT»«ilon of poUUeal liber ty will tak* Its plact* alongside
th* conservation of th* .means of
living, and in both we shsll look to
the wermaneut welfare of th* plala
people as ih* saprame end.—OlSord
Plnchol.
Tb* people or the United SUtee
' demand a new deal nad • eguara
'. deal.—GlSord PlM-hot.
At nooa tk* visitors wore 1 art ted
to the parsonage for lnnchson. Rev.
* J. Bnck nnd wlf*. a**lst*d by tfc*
member* of tk* Mayfleld church
had spared no • Sorts lo prepare a
luncheon worthy of tbe oeenaton,
aad at IU conclusion tb* gueeta
■bowed tbeir a*jpr*clatlon by a rm*
11*| vote of thanks to all who had
assisted 1* It* prnpnrntl**. Tb*
meeting of Monday Is lh* last t* he
held before Ik* slate eodferanos.
whicfc tnkaa place la September.
Mr. Hub*~Tfce laMUgeae* ef-
ftc* pssogwr told me tfc*i ear new
girl was ooce na netrasn Mr*.
Hnbfc—I beslnv* IL She dose* tfc*
furniture exactly n* tfc* saobntta
1 does It en the stage—tanota* Traa-
serlpt.
"Sn ynn lent paa Jet- as a plnmb-
er'a ssaietant? ' "Tan." "Por waat
riaanaf" ''Ineompeteoea. Tfc*
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JUNO Sensitivity on Proton Decay Searches
No full textThe Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO) is a large liquid
scintillator detector designed to explore many topics in fundamental physics.
In this paper, the potential on searching for proton decay in mode with JUNO is investigated.The kaon and its decay particles feature a
clear three-fold coincidence signature that results in a high efficiency for
identification. Moreover, the excellent energy resolution of JUNO permits to
suppress the sizable background caused by other delayed signals. Based on these
advantages, the detection efficiency for the proton decay via is 36.9% with a background level of 0.2 events after 10 years of data
taking. The estimated sensitivity based on 200 kton-years exposure is years, competitive with the current best limits on the proton
lifetime in this channel.Comment: 14 pages, 12 figures, an author adde
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FOR SALE
We have placed on the market a 1,300 acre
tract near Atwater, In Merced county, divided Into 20 acre tracts, which we are sell-
ins; at 250 per acre and the peaches from
100 to $200, with a very low price. Other
crops produce in proportion.
The soil Is of sedimentary nature and is
very easily worked. A 20-acre tract will
support a large family from the first year.
Call at our office and see pictures we have
taken of this district.
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203 University Ave.
Phone 54
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Ssrstoga. N T.. B*pt. IB.—Th*
fight of Governor Hughes' foes U
prevent bis renomtnstlon failed at
terly In the Republican state con
ventton yesterday Ths governor
was renominated before tbe rollcsll
on ths flrst ballot was hair com
pleted. At the end ot the balloting
tbe governor had 117 votes. Speak-
•r James W. Wadsworth til
John K Stewart 31. Tbe motion
to make th* nomination unanimous
was mada by William Bsraee Jr.
Albany county, who hsd only a few
mlnutse before aaaatled tbe gov-
sroor's political attltuds with tbs utmost bittern***. After tbe failure
ot the anti-Hughes force* to unite
upon a candidate to beat Hughes
everybody know the governor'e vle-
tory waa assured. It was only
question of bow many votes be
would get and bow fast certain or
the more plastic boss** woold climb
Into tb* bandwagon.
Oearatgry of But* Kllhu Root,
chairman ot th* convention, announced at 4: IS p. m -
"Charlee E. Hughes is the Republican candidate for governor of
the stale of New York "
Instantly tb* 6.000 persons
packed Into tbe convention ball
touched ol the only big noise tn the
whole proceedings, ssvs, perhaps.
| ths demonstration given to Root on
: the prevlose day. Whaa the tea
j slon wss released and there was no
; laager s necessity to fight, some of
! the govaraor's loudsst opponents
Joined tn the cheering
Once the governorship question
i had beea disposed of. ths state ma-
| cblne leaders of tbe Roosevelt per-
1 suasion took a grip on th* situation
{again and put through the slat*
i which had been agrped upon at th*
I final SOBlwreBco this morning Now
, and thsa. as th* nominations war*
j called for, th* upstate delegates ap*
I pealed for the reeognttloa of their
ow* county farorlte*. but whsa tt
ItrrittlwlB^^
• * ths tlrleners or Kris hurled great
blocks or votee ror tbe machine candidates, who woo with tbslr cars
laid back
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SATURDAY, JULY 3rd
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niihiki >.-, at 00.
Library Helte of 8 |.<*eee, reg. 880,
Jal/ ard, St..
THB sum. shop.
Hllk Otfurd Lane r.-y. 80c.. Jul,
llrd. lfle.
wii.-viivk C.DfBV oa
TeeoelM-, rrg. nt.-. lb., Jul, Srd
BOe. lb.
THK sm-QH.
Jal/ 3rd, Mrrwrorfca.
A. ll. Ml—at
Look ta ag w.edow for a bargaia
oa Jalj- .'..-.I.
I HAZHI! Jt OP.
88 per eesrt redaMloa o. 188—8881
Jel» 8rd.
CtlRBV OP I'.../. 4I.T.I
l<* B.
It*-
/. ... RIMP80K.
Imported r-rrart. Crash Hal. 8X80
oa salj ard.
HTAKroHD Atrro a taro. ex..
He.i'k. aew -model, rrg. 818-84), Jelr
ard 81188.
sr.lM-llllll PHARMACY.
rainier-. Toilet Wster, reg. 1 aad
.-Hii.. Jul)' 8rd ?8c aad ate.
««t*.t»t. ».»»«»*»»»
l-AIX. II. 1 ii PAINT OO.
28 |M*r eeat oa all wall paper, Jul.
3rd.
1. H. WII.KMAN.
10 j.r "lit ill'. ..iiiil in all ni..**-
-nil-. Julj ard.
J. MIL-US
ISA |M'r . .in ill., ..um oa Hi... l. hi linns.in: 11. 0—
Miaaloa Oak dining reea Uble ead
ehelra. ve» 882. Julj tmt tao.
i-ti... alto tiiiiiiuAiu: oa
Keemel .ee-ke.tle.. reg. tor, Jul)
Srd nor.
H'i:i\uArrr.'ns a CO.
Toilet |.|wr, reg. s for 85c. Jnlj
3rd. 4 f.T 2fle.
rMVKIU)tTT Ill/A ill
20 mm rent .11-. i.uut ue all Japaa-
Bed wan- July Srd.
OGIKK'8
Peana. .■«*). reg. 40r lb.. Jal) Srd
2Sr. lh.
TH.I1TH III:..-.
Bo)a* .. ti.-.l shoes, rrg. 81.78. ead
82. Jel) Sed 81 .its.
THK I in.l.l 111
ll.-sil. nvade rlothe., reg. 828. Jelr
sed ram.
.l.il.l. • OO.
4 ".ni. > ...■ini.ii or Vaatlla Kx. reg.
SOc an.l SSe. Jul, 3rd 4*e aad 4-1..
PALO ALTO i. Ill 1.11
I tMiii|.ii.ii s|.rfc |,lag, reg. gl.vi.
Jal; 3rd. tl.
lli.it: nn. .1 CO.
Air Flue. Taleaa. Powder, reg. 2.1.-.
Julj Srd lOe.
ALI.KN nil, Oa
Hex, Lamps, rrg. 8l.a~.-l, Jely Srd
Bus,
I iliiii I i - -li"i: STOKE.
I~v.ll. -* Patra. hi.l Button Otforda
rrg. 84. Jalj 3rd »J ll.-,.
ii.iKi:si:it- itiMii, -nun
Kodaks, rrg. 83. Jul) Srd 8..-TO.
K. .......s.
Hot Wratber He.... reg. 838, Jelr
ma. 827.0O
- i l.l. iu - a inn nn -,
ma reach egg*, reg. 80c. J.lr Sed
23c.
i I IM.W is a i IU IM 11.
Souvcnle poet cards, rrg. 23c. doa.,
July Srd 20c. doa.
. u'.i.i.aiii.'s AHT sum.:.
I.i...... crater pierce, reg. 80c. Jul.
Srd 38c.
MISI'ISII Ail, Jl WOODS.
All ..at aad leer lowela, reg. 28c
Julj Srd 18c.
THK -1RULING
Sl.lrt waists, reg. 81JW, Jaly Srd
one.
W. P. PKXNVHAKKK.
Irvlln.. Talktag .Mach.aea, rrg. 818,
Jalj Srd. 818-80.
>«ar88a*T»aT»aaa8»a8aa8»aaartaait.4a»taaanf*Ttaraaaaaa«aaaaaaaaiaaa»
n.il.nst, HABIJWAItK.
IO per cent ill Mount OB all
|.ur.|i.M... Jul) 3rd.
COLl'MMA CYCLEKY.
10 ,-. r ceat dlBCoaat
lark..', Jaly Srd.
I Sill li-l. I liln i: STORK.
h...uu.. graduated round ahortaeiek
•'. [..in., in " aaratag bottle, rrg. Sc,
July :!..! 23c. doera.
in in:.- HOOK .-nun:,
l-i. im. .. reK. 81, Jaly Srd BOe
-1,11U ili.ll: A n ill H I >i OO.
reg. 2Bc, July
li'ilil THOHP80N
S-Iloon. hoaae ...ill I'*... reg. 82SO0,
Jul. Srd, 82SOO.
W. O. Honshu
Muiiliatiuti Kgg Food, rrg. 20c
Jala 3rd IV.
I. tllhlV 1'KlAll CO.
All 2-bit Key Went Cigar., reg. arte
Jaly Srd 12 I--..
...•1.441.444..4....et..) -
BARGAINS
BAND CONCERTS AND STREET ILLUMINATION |
:
mHllllll'-S-illllHIIIll
DABES AND DAUGHTERS.
Mra. ats-ioa Crawford, widow of tho
late oor el 1st. has removed to Naples,
vbere sbe will redd* <• rib ber married
daughter, -Ignore Plrirr. Borca.
Miss M srt ha 8. Joh-*oo. four times
■elected tax collector of Lacoal*. N. II.
li aald to be tb* oaly woman tag collector in New England. Sbe la a
traduaU of tbe Isconla high school
aad aa acth* member of tbe l-so-nis
Woman's club.
I>r. Mary Gordon, thr- t.tw female In-
spec tor of prisons tn :..mdoo, Ib aa er*
dent suffragette. W« won't permit
English newapapera to use ber pboto-
graphs until tbey bare first prottd
tbey sre dealing fblrly wltb Ibe propo-
tritloa of etjunt suffrage
Miss Gertrude K. Mat Arthur, deugh-
ter of lbe Iter. Ur. Robert Mauri Mac
Artbur. pastor of Calvary Baptist
church. New York, bas been appointed
teacher of Bngllsb. In th* l^ersao'
aebool In Tokyo, with wblcb ibe mika
do's youag daughter la connected.
Tbe highest honor college girl* nn
eoofer opon e classmate Is to name ber
president of tbr senior class snd Miss
Bother U. It a ml a 11 ba- beea named
praeldsnt of in* claaa of 1010 by her
Wellealey classmate* Sb* Is * Chi
Sago girl, twenty-one years old. quite
a echolar and yet so fund of outdoor
eporU tbat sbe ta not at all a book-
oeeiui car*, ns* rreann*OE na* sow
boon provided.
Pork and -real ore tbe farorlte m**ats
In Germany During the Sr*t three
months of ihls year tba consumption
I Included i.iltUtli nogs and 1.140.342
i cslrss ss against only 446.1**) sbesp,
j 4-0.733 cows. 212 «16 heifers and 107.
8oo bulls aad steers.
»■»*■♦++*••»♦• ll**** tt
.:
ELITE MARKET QKlsc
A. R- BteitTt, hwfMM
College and School
l Tba oldest Germs□ college Is Hcidel
j berg-ine.
t Cincinnati high school boy* hat**
: surtod s movement to tost a law
paaard by tb* lost legislator* prohibit
, Ing fl a terntties among public *cbooi
, children.
! Mis* Uda Shaw King, dean of to*
| Woman's college at Brown anltaralty.
bag refused an Inrlutlon to become
'dean of Barnard college. Was Kin*
j bod preTtously declined a call to Hsd-
cllffe college. Tb* saUry offered at
; Barnard was 16,000 a year
X Pboae 7. MS tdrcralty Ave. 1
• Inspected MeoU. No. 1 grads ♦
a Hsms aad Bacons. Flab, Pool- *
; try aad Delicocies.
DXUROVKirr TAX UST.
Gst-larata.
Osra.
KOT1C' IS HKKEBV G!V£K. titla.li
atBeSa is tfct payssr-t ot
to k ik Toss mt pgia Ana fsr '
*••** mamn Ua paraosal mammfly a_4 rasl
rscalc Scmaafttf .-.•arilj^-J. tW askaa thr
aaM Sr-Bsatst tas-*.. tatrlbrr witk ttm t-oata
aas sarsastaats at* tssl I, K P. Writ-r__r.
Tas C*»rWtor at tk< Tr., *( PsW Alls. ST
.Star ai t-t i*mmt nl sata-ritr ts as »ratrd
fc-r *Br Us, »iH aat Tiar*4s-r, t_t Ststb
o'tlark a. as sad j u'tk-k p. ts. is-sit: at
ia a*ct-rk
462 K
SI'AI I.lilVf.'.s <|l -.MM.
■M> I >\ F1XG WORKS
10O Orcto. Readdc-oc* pboae
11IUC. -att-soo A Kalght. Agt*.
I P. a
i tU i
Oat sa.4 Tas
I bta* at tto Term llatt ss *■
■Mutt br-t-scn Uni.riattr At-cssa sad Lrt-
! aas Avtssr. ts taa Town af Pal* Aas,
Ct-ssfy mt Sssts Clars. Sous mt CsUfsada,
'a-4 IBM 1 sill t ssi Hsa I sarh ask* Irwa dar
.ta aar B»«.>rditt* ta thr adis-arnsaa-t -rttll
Oat sWalr -aropcrtr art la*ih -rrriasltrr, st
laa macb iWrrsf aa ass- to
laa: tarM, a**4 that I wOl
S.l.a-
IivhiviMracr. -smaltr and tsala.. ■
Sir—W. W. and Utrra J. Admma
i N. r. Ha-wr Ar«: let il aad
N t t ot i* (.i; i-j ft); kBt. tt.
Urittiijiirist j) ttta
Pa-alt)- 1.7s
lirltn.iur—cr. panaltr and casta. . .
ast- Mr* M-Mt Psata-r. ) S. W.
Itaanlirm. tao ft S. W. t -,--. N.
W. tao; S \V. v,. > I 100 C,
K XL jo ft; blk. as.
JMtrv.iatomy fja-
Prsslt j> if
IMiiMHttac*. prnaltr and r.sti ..
7™*Vhyt. ■
I'rualtr 17
ItrH-T itK.i'T. -Kaally and errata...
T**~)o* Arats 4 H. W. Kip-
llr*S St; tots fa aad «o. btk. Jl.
fWlasfssaty 14-S7
Prnah-r Ss
Ikhtifjtarnc-r. pynaltr and otta...
* -A C Wetdk. 1 8. l XisMns
ssd v W. *a ti ft nt
Mie-P. H. kUZray
•UmbbUc A»t; tto It 5. -.
Orfd; S. XL am it. S. W. j. (1
W. ao. It; S. XL %a ft; Uig**—
Irtdnqmoty |
Ptsaltr
Dclii-MiiK-scr, ptsahy and eaass
tt-rt*—Abfck t. Martia. 8.
Uacaln; ijo fl N. E. Cos-par St;
W.sos It; N. XL sm tt. S. *t &
S. W. ia ft; blk. yj.
Prnaltr
iHliretjorm-r, prnalty aad toots...
itjo-llrrth. Nyatsn. S. W. Ua-
eola: tas ft S. W. Wrtatrr; N. W.
»oo tl, S W. J. It; S. F. 100 ll, M,
>: '■■ ti. 1:1. ;-..
v, V -;
. Wk. yy.
I.S4
JOHN
Sporting Notes.
Jimmy Coff-roth. FTtsco puglllstlc
promoter. may Uk* a bind In lode-
peodsot b*a*b*ti vo che coast.
"Kricbell will make the i*-. catcher i
ln tbe Kastern leacus before leng.**
aay* narry Wolrertoo of Newark.
Roy Thomas coacbed tbe Unlreraiij
of Penneyl-ratla bBsebal tciia. which
Is making s strong bid for the eastern
h-tf-tx-olleglst.* title.
Tbe Coronadu C <1 of San Diego,
ObI.. has started a polo nsocb and ts
boytag up a number nt good ponies.
which It intends to renl to eastern
players wbo msy enter Its tourney.
Second Bassman J. Miller of the
Pittsburg Nationals la a crack aoefcer
player In between baseball seasons,
bat be knows enongb not to boot tbe
boraehWe ib* way b* doe* tb* pig
akla In winter.
Law Points.
Opening a screen door beM abut by
springs with nn Intent to commit larceny Ib held In State versos Henderson.
212 Me. 20(4: UO S. W . 1078; 17 I.
It A. (N. S.l, 1100. to be s breaking
within tb* meaning of tbe law of bur*
glory.
Tbat eqalty will set aside s sale of j
proiwrty obtained from a person whan !
IncspacluiHl by Intoxlcstbin wbere |
tbe t-onstdcratlon wsa grossly Insde* '
quate Is declsrad In Swan versus Tat* I
bot. 153 Cal.. 142: *H I'ac, 238; 17 L. (
It A. IN. s ... looe.
State Lines.
Maine leads al) tbe other statea I*.
tbe production .of the finest quality of.
felspar
No New Hampshire governor ever
baa died In «.fflce. Thla la ime'-mit
only of tile gorernora alnce th*' adop
tlon of the constitution of i:*»l but of
tbe proTinclal gorrniora as srell.
Maryland Ib tbe most mini tl -.Mt-
In the Cnlou In tbe tight sgslnst lb'
"shltr plague." according lo a bulle
tin Issued by tbe National AasorUttou
For (W study and l*reventli>n of Tn-
berrultwis.
O'FARRELL
GAIIHKNEB
Kir* rating. Grading. HaaUa-g
Croahed Roch. Gravel, Saad
roore balMlag to aoy otyte.
Pbon* 1»7X. Box 48. Menlo Park.
■(• of —kch p**ar or b-sbcI sf ssld
CtJ that wilt ba takra by any prrttno fas
iisssni, is t'altvd Sutra Csw Csis sr
.nn, of Ibr lasts aad coats trtuilt
Ssd snpsid tht It mi. lafttb*' wttfc
tW mm ol 6lty trots, proridrd by Xae tmt
tW trMifk.ir-s of tak is dupltcatr Is sack
rsat; sad wkcrs tsst snd -tarrtossl
ts -Mti.fr tas taa aa
;■-."■') am arts m *a ths rasl
la rsat Uhts ts no puichaarr tbr
111 bs told to tke Ttra-a of Palo Alto.
U*kd this ■ itb day of loss, issa.
R. P. WC1SS1IAAR.
Marsha' asd Tas Colloosr sf Uae Toss of
Pslo Alto.
Al—Uuk DsM. N. W. Alois St.
•oo ft. Lrtton Art; N. W » It;
N XL tu i t ft. S. f, *i It. 5 Of.
its ii ft; IA. y
tirlmouritcy *,t,
rVnalty loo
DsHaosts-nr. staalty sad casta.. ti.ai
««—B. r. itail trr S W. Cah.tr-
Bity snd Hick, inttrsrcieon; S W.
at It. N W ids ft; N. XL j, ft; S.
Iv too ll, tit L'tiirrrtlty m*t*tt
S W aji.fi; B Ot. a* ft;
Bt: lot it sad
1st ta. IA. j
Prnalty , a?
Iklinqurnry. mtaahy and coat*...
*i)-S, A. Sdlsaa. j* S W.
.Rirth.rs; too ft; 9. W. Crngprr; N
W. tto ft; S. W. to ft; 8. Tt i|s
I ft; K. K rn ft; blk. jj.
Ikl,n.ju,nty j.74
J^"ir 74
i IlrliB-jtarrw., patsstty and csata...
* . ■ • W. Matt. N. W. Caspar;
Un io. btk. ja: nit Utirrrst.
terlrrvjon-r ly.M
l*«nally t ja
l*rl.t» ^**
rrtry tttf aod to**s lo tt- Ur -
Prnalty
I waluviiicf-r T,
mm*\\jt. A. B
-trim. Hist.. S. W St i
■ It; N. fe.
prnalty attd csata...
s tt. S. £
•dart ALL'S MAAUtKC
Mart •otkwgr.hr*'b ths* airy r**.Vrt tsahto*
sipiinf ■ mi :•"!. a r>- . f .]-•*,—.'■.-. %**,
sat Stfka. paitnt.*, .•rra.in-l.inr', tn-lhrasty,
ptai* Stwlnr. Ij»* T nrgU ' W" *. hst-Jlr,an, j.
fl: Xt. W.
MS It, 1 i
IMin^orwry 44.M
I'rria.ii t.ai
H-r'ini.-.r-*.... t-tsahy snd c-astt...
,,- tt-. Uary Smith i . W.
llt(. St; Ml rt Bird to; hlk. S
frtliRi-Katr 7 7*
_ Higb. Ad-
dioan and Ccatrson, lota as to |S ba
j Ako S I! -a ti ft; of Ut *i, blk.
left
penalty and coats...
'I*-
W.tu.
W. Ml
117 ti ft; M. W. tm ft; tbrr« H
K. as* ft; S K. too ft; blk. jj.
Iklintjor-Brr gjj
Ikiionorivr. ptmalty ssd csata...
S7o—W. K. Jrnk.rsr*. ) S. W. Ho
Wtt; i-v.. tt S F. C-swprr: M. W.
mm it; H XL so ll; 9. Bam fl; S.
W jo tt-TsV «*
Oil.***,*!. tJ.H
Prnalty t.^
Ikltnaiorncy, pmalt*. and t-sets...
Iklttvtiirrticy B.
********
tkltn-jorsey. praahy snd toata..
- _J lit- .
Sjn iMtddlrSrld Hood, lots .t
:«*
SvhKiibc todajr, or orod t..| aa-at-ie lojy, . llrlm-
woNDt-iniL roowTMEvra im.-c
I* A*—at*. l**a*i-t ti.ii.f t ff-i.iiii cjiaton* ' Alnui St
aad no. ctah pntrmft. *\ Ail.nit
TV orfiu f4.pwMis,niv,i;i yeas
da
rocy. pcnatif and coats. -
rsHat Kvi-h*i'.!e.<it i K. K-
... (t S W. (.'kannlng; N.
S. V. SO tt. S. Of ial n:
H, K. to It;
It; b*k. a
r German Gleanings.
Tb* atreet signs la Hamburg. Qer-
aaany. bar* arrow* wblcb show In
which direct h>n the numbers ran.
Every baby In Srboenebt-rg. jbe aristocratic suburb ef K.nit' ■* helog pre-
santvd by tbe muni. lieli:y si:.: a saving* bank ac*rw_at with an opening
deposit of one mark.
Tb* result of tb* rut.'!, -.iiou tasde
la tbe avbouls of son*-, tierman cities
Bbowrd tbat a atriklugty scroll port of
tbe children hod erer r<- r*ed aay
Waves of Water.
Th* ParlOr ocean derived IU name
from Its nthinitTKS
Tbe Nile \a tb* only river ln tbe
world thai tk.ws 1.S00 miles without a|
iributar}
The a tea of tbe pacific oceai
aboat tbe same ss tbe earth* land
areo-l. *.. rwvnH.noo squsra mllee
Lake Blsn i* tbe ouly lanr»* sheet ot
fresh niter In Jnpan srorthy of meu-
tpm. It Is tttinv-i-i mils* long not
twelve mill* wide, and Its greatest
depth Is about 300 fwt
i.'
, Of.
Mm
Prnalty ij
Ikliitt-iMiYry, pasalty and cssts...
rSi—Maty Morroata. Mcrtgast ts-
rt-at kit ». Wk. It.
tVlin.iursr-y ■• i*.
Penally t a
Iklin.iurrtcy. pensHy and roots...
and (Wk** N. XL
tSa
; ba iy Btk i
aoM
■r-si-g
Taaog MaRao
DtaidNS
CoeraioMTB 4c
A*.»o*a**.i.tt.ia a mmttrb and r1.Mii|il*«o *ao*
tkt.iT **mt■■*< ... »j
*:,***** r. -*s-jC lUIMCOi: -^ Paaaase
a tCf^hMuaoj^Vr*.
SckHiif ic American.
ti basSaw..'r llHt-nwiit-d s-o^tr. 1 **rm* rtr-
colouvo <.f .... t.*i...t.*■• '■ «",.] t... ... 11 *.
__mmr, iftarit. -<.iha,|l. jstssftsa moiaiajBi*
UsMasaa
Prnaltr i :,
Iklirvqaena-y, penshy and costs...
Wi C Of. Taker, i S. tt* Raaao-
a; Ml 41 and «i. b*. ij.
Ikl.noue-K-y *. j*
IVnalty la
Iklinqoetrwr. prsalty ami cssts...
i-re-ttia-a J. WolSet. N W. Eaa
ttsos, lou -t sad 6. Mb. 15.
I'r'.lt'jtl- tlv* . S.SJ
Pettaliy .41
Delinaoeitty. Penalty tad costs...
411-11 P tlanaes a N W.
Hryant; 100 ft N. W. Haotboene;
X E. 150 111 S. E )• fl; S. W.
IJ* fl; N. W. jo It. Uk. 17
Ikli^oeocy sl?
Prnalty a
IVlinqurncy. penalty and cssts...
1S—Rri-flet ritrgirsltL 1 S. W.
*4-»J
Hr!in.|iiriM-7
Pcnatty
Otli-a«*-Ky, pesshy and cists..
11 if— I. O. McDsaald. 8. g.
MbMtrlWM «*_d; ,- ft N. WTBbs7
.***'**-• mh W- "* "-* h. I*- W- ISO
li^ it at M* 1 a It; N. W. H* ft;
IVtinqitet-y
Penally
Iklisnaeney, penalty aad *
__-Ji5~S- a**- D*** *l s- *> ****
*_*y^ *aadi tm ft K. W. lUw
"***''*'-?• W' '** '■' ***. 8 C. io*
It; N t, na 1-0 ft. N. W 100 ft;
stnrirrste interest; Wk. «&
Dcksj-atscy isa
Pr*atty , „
Ikhttotarnty, prnalty asd amaXt.T.
,"m*Z^ \- *******>*■ Vrmt end
«l Wl-, lot *t, l« .,
i IklmquriKj-. penalty aad coata .. —,
1 jai— Iv *. fSfelt, S W. Wa*-
iSWT St; MS (t S. XL llonvrr. I*. *
te* ft] N w. ,m ft; s w. sa* it;
*J£ I5o fl; t-L 4*.
i fcr-S-T!?:.:::::::::; *_*
. IVrlioew^r. peMky a.4 ma... ,.,
•**h* w-J-S<*-- *< *. ...
jev Av,: «, tl S W IllgkbU.
-7 'I* SV K t. .. (1: N. W.
S.I ... .. N. VV. I.inr.l-i; N. E. ...
!'.: f. "tf %> w- ■••": k *
ran?..::::::::::::::::. *fl
' ***• ***** ^am*,.
^ a_ nt-r**-ltrn. n. r. mm*.
_ 71 ft^. W. Liocoln; E,
\K%»a*W**-
Ptsahy it
j DaUaqoescT. pmalty and oasts...
i6gr-C V. g m Vsa Us.ltt, 5.
W Bryant St: 100 ft S. g. \ddfssa;
ft **'. ,„, It; N. W ,oft; N. C lot
It; 8 F. jo ft. Mb. -Dr4, ^
^lrr^aescT ISO
Penally j^
. I>rli*r>urnrr. nrnalty and csata...
tysi—Harry brewer. 8. W. Aat-
d-o* Ate; to ft M. E. Xtmmoma; H.
W. ib, ft, V. P- Iti; S. tt in O;
. s, w. s* fti Wk. utr.
I>lin|niescy ^jg
■rlii-^oenry. powshy and casta.'..
^t*tttt*ftttttttfte*«ff*ut
* ll- P. Bell. B. B RRcb-e. *
* *
; COAL. WOOD. HAT. S
GRAIN
I BELL-RITCHIE CO.
g I'orwrr Ksaseso* acre** m
•lamtltoe araoos.
»r tt 99Btmk^4*nr94mB9499rBBt
Use your little hammer for nailing Ilea, but don't be a knocker.
|Ue'»
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Optimization of the JUNO liquid scintillator composition using a Daya Bay antineutrino detector
No full textInternational audienceTo maximize the light yield of the liquid scintillator (LS) for the Jiangmen Underground Neutrino Observatory (JUNO), a 20 t LS sample was produced in a pilot plant at Daya Bay. The optical properties of the new LS in various compositions were studied by replacing the gadolinium-loaded LS in one antineutrino detector. The concentrations of the fluor, PPO, and the wavelength shifter, bis-MSB, were increased in 12 steps from 0.5 g/L and <0.01 mg/L to 4 g/L and 13 mg/L, respectively. The numbers of total detected photoelectrons suggest that, with the optically purified solvent, the bis-MSB concentration does not need to be more than 4 mg/L. To bridge the one order of magnitude in the detector size difference between Daya Bay and JUNO, the Daya Bay data were used to tune the parameters of a newly developed optical model. Then, the model and tuned parameters were used in the JUNO simulation. This enabled to determine the optimal composition for the JUNO LS: purified solvent LAB with 2.5 g/L PPO, and 1 to 4 mg/L bis-MSB
JUNO Physics Prospects
No full textJUNO is a multi-purpose underground neutrino observatory being constructed in the south of China. The main detector, with a 20 kton liquid scintillator target instrumented with about 18k 20” PMT and about 26k 3” PMT, will be strategically located 53 km from the Taishan and Yangjiang Nuclear Power Plants. Using reactor antineutrinos, JUNO will be able to measure several neutrino oscillation parameters with sub-percent precision as well as to determine the neutrino mass ordering to ∼3 σ over 6 years of operation. Furthermore, JUNO will have a broad physics program, ranging from studying neutrinos from other sources, such as solar and supernova neutrinos, to searching for BSM physics such as proton decay. This talk will give an overview on the JUNO’s broad physics potential
JUNO Physics Prospects
No full textJUNO is a multi-purpose underground neutrino observatory being constructed in the south of China. The main detector, with a 20 kton liquid scintillator target instrumented with about 18k 20” PMT and about 26k 3” PMT, will be strategically located 53 km from the Taishan and Yangjiang Nuclear Power Plants. Using reactor antineutrinos, JUNO will be able to measure several neutrino oscillation parameters with sub-percent precision as well as to determine the neutrino mass ordering to ∼3 σ over 6 years of operation. Furthermore, JUNO will have a broad physics program, ranging from studying neutrinos from other sources, such as solar and supernova neutrinos, to searching for BSM physics such as proton decay. This talk will give an overview on the JUNO’s broad physics potential
